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Looking for an xs650 motor in the southern Ontario area.

What year is the xs650 motor?

I've got a 72 xs2 motor. Needs a rebuild but it's all there. Let me know if you're interested. I'm in Toronto too.

Fuck that makes the one I built last year look like shit! Take my advice and ditch the bs38 carb for a vm series.

tried heating them up, didn't work. I even made a tool to bang them out from the inside and that didn't work either. Turns out all I had to do was pick the rubber away exposing the spring inside them and pull that out. ( was pretty pissed at myself when I saw that's all he did, then to get...

I'm completely thankful for the recommendation on going there for the safety. I'm just not happy with the way he conducts business. When I questioned the total his tone got confrontational and had the bike been in my van or my dog out of my van and beside me, well then I would've paid a lot...

okay, his labor rate is $60 an hour. I tried looking online for help with the stuck seals and found nothing helpful (one look at them after they came out and I got all the info I was looking for). I asked him to break down the bill, it was as follows: $40 for the safety $200 for the seals...

okay got my bike back but I will NOT be going beck there again! Total cost to safety and have the fork seals replaced $240! Let me break this down...$40 for the safety (good price) and $200 to simply take the front wheel off, remove legs from trees, take legs apart (i already did this and had...

thanks for sendin me over there! Ted safetied it by barely looking at it. You're right about the fat guy, as soon as he saw my bike he started to make the "that's not gonna safety" speech but Ted cut him off and simply said "it's not safetied ...yet!" Having him finish the job I started on my...

think he'll safety my bike without turn signals? Still waiting on them to come in...

$40 can't be beat!

Re: Best/cheapest place to get a safety in the city? (toronto) toronto

as the title says.....anyone?

I'd say it's worth it. I'll even take the front end off your hands. PLus I can point you in the right direction to offload the rest of what you don't want for the right price. Probably even get a swap on that frame for a stock frame.

Re: FS: 1982 Honda CB450T Hawk (Toronto)SOLD! THAT'S RIGHT SOLD!